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Galaxy is charcoal with lighter grey threads and no coloured accent. That makes it the most neutral of the six Aurora Plus colours, the one to choose when blue, red, gold or teal would clash. It stays grey.The backing is...

Crimson is a charcoal base with dark red accent threads. It is the only red in Aurora Plus. The accent is dark, so it reads as a warm thread through grey instead of a red floor. The red is restrained.At...

Celeste is charcoal with pale grey to light blue-grey streaks. It is the quieter blue in Aurora Plus, softer than the clear blue accent of Azure. It is subtle.One box covers 4m2 with 16 plank tiles. That means 10 boxes...

Azure is charcoal with blue accent threads. Every Aurora Plus colour shares the charcoal base, so the accent decides the look, and Azure is the clearest blue of the six. Celeste is the softer blue-grey alternative. The blue is easy...

Peacock brings a teal blue-green cast to a very dark base, here on the 4mm cushion backing of Evolve Plus. It is the only colour in the range with a hue. Beside Jaguar the teal is clear. Dark, but coloured.Extra...

Koala is the mid grey of Evolve Plus, set on a cushion backing with 4mm of give underfoot. It has a linear texture and is easily the lightest of the four colours. The other three are far darker.Underneath, the PVC...

Jaguar in Evolve Plus is the cushioned version of NFD's near black tile, a very dark charcoal on a PVC Plus backing with 4mm of cushion. It is the closest to black of the four colours, deeper than Black Rhino...

This is Black Rhino on NFD's PVC Plus backing, which adds a 4mm cushion under the tile. The face is a dark charcoal with brownish-taupe streaks running in a ribbed line. Among the four Evolve Plus colours it sits between...

River Oak is a mid grey-brown, a muted smoky taupe. Calm and grey. In Eternity it sits deeper than Beachwood and reads far greyer than Chestnut. NFD lists it as 802.The wear layer is 3mm of oak. Overall the board...

Natural Oak is a mid golden honey-brown, warm, with knots. Plenty of character. It is the warm mid tone of the Eternity range, deeper than Blonde Oak and lighter than Chestnut. NFD codes it 806.NFD's Eternity is engineered European oak,...

Haven is a light sandy beige. It is warm and leans toward honey. Within Eternity it sits between the soft Fawn Oak and the more golden Blonde Oak. NFD numbers it 807.At 1900 x 190mm, the boards are long and...

Fawn Oak is a soft, pale beige-greige. In NFD's Eternity engineered oak it sits just above Celtic Snow in depth, with more warmth, and it is less golden than Cashew Oak. NFD lists it as code 805.The slip rating is...

Chocolate Oak is a very dark brown, close to espresso. Nothing in the Eternity range goes deeper. Chestnut is the nearest colour, and it is clearly warmer and lighter (NFD code 809).NFD builds it on a cross-laminated core with a...

Chestnut is a mid to dark warm brown with knots and grain on show, and it carries more warmth than River Oak. It sits one step lighter than Chocolate Oak, the darkest in Eternity, and deeper than Natural Oak. NFD's...

Celtic Snow is the lightest and coolest colour in Eternity, a whitewashed grey-white. Fawn Oak is its closest neighbour, with more beige and warmth. NFD gives it code 801.Eternity here means NFD's engineered European oak. It should not be confused...

Cashew Oak is a light natural blonde, pale and warm, with knots. In the Eternity range it is lighter than Blonde Oak and warmer than Fawn Oak. Light, but never cold. NFD codes it 803.Boards lock on a 5G click....

Blonde Oak is a golden yellow-honey, warm, with knots through the boards. It is the most golden of the lighter colours in Eternity, richer than Cashew Oak and lighter than Natural Oak. NFD lists it as 808.Nine coats of German...

Beachwood is a weathered greige, a cool grey-beige with knots on show. In NFD's Eternity engineered oak range it sits close to River Oak but lighter, and well above the pale Celtic Snow in depth. NFD's code is 811.This is...

Vintage Oak is a mid smoky brown with a grey cast. Grain and knots show clearly. In Scenic Rim it falls between the cool, quiet Almond Oak and the dark Mocha Oak, with more visible character than either the sandy...

Revlon Oak is a light to mid sandy beige that softens into greige-tan. Contrast is low across the Scenic Rim boards. It sits a shade deeper than Pale Oak and warmer than Almond Oak, which makes it an easy middle...

Pale Oak is a pale beige with a slight grey cast and small knots. NFD shot it in a room with a fireplace, while the rest of Scenic Rim appears in a white sofa lounge. It is more beige than...

Mocha Oak is the darkest board in Scenic Rim. It is a smoked brown with knots and clear variation from one board to the next. Vintage Oak is lighter and greyer, so Mocha is the pick for a deep, moody...

Milky Oak gives Scenic Rim its whitewashed option. It reads as a pale greige with fine grain lines and a cool cast. Pale Oak is close in depth but leans beige with small knots, so Milky Oak is the choice...

Harvest Oak is a mid golden brown, warm, with visible cathedral grain and some knots. Within Scenic Rim it sits between the light blondes such as Danish Oak and the dark smoked Mocha Oak. It carries NFD code 706.NFD publishes...